Ok, but why should I transport an officer if not to assign him to a duty? If I can do it instantaneously from the officer window, what is the point of transporting him?
If you check the "Available for pickup" box on the officer, they are well, available for pickup and transport. They "live" on the planet with the academy that trained them.Ok, but why should I transport an officer if not to assign him to a duty? If I can do it instantaneously from the officer window, what is the point of transporting him?
They aren't. I just assigned an administrator to a colony in a system 3 jumps away and the academy is on Earth. You can only move officers if they're in a team.
I thought officers who are not assigned to anything aren't really on a fixed location?They aren't. I just assigned an administrator to a colony in a system 3 jumps away and the academy is on Earth. You can only move officers if they're in a team.
Why use the transport for the governor? Isn't it enough to reassign him from the leaders window?
Civ. mining complexes don't move when the minerals are exhausted - they evaporate. Send a troop transport to pick up the governor (remember to mark him as available for pickup) and the garrison battalion and then abandon the colony....
John
Civ. mining complexes don't move when the minerals are exhausted - they evaporate. Send a troop transport to pick up the governor (remember to mark him as available for pickup) and the garrison battalion and then abandon the colony....But... But... The event message
John
The civilians thought it would be a great idea to dump 10 complexes on the rather low-mineral Hyperion. It closed down within 6 years. Anyway, how long will it take for those mining complexes to be moved? Venus has some nice duranium deposits on it...Civ. mining complexes don't move when the minerals are exhausted - they evaporate. Send a troop transport to pick up the governor (remember to mark him as available for pickup) and the garrison battalion and then abandon the colony....
